OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION

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Pacific Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Oakland, California · Mar 11, 1880

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 6, No. 10.

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OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION.

SOME changes have recently been made at this Office, which it may be well that its patrons understand.
It was not generally known that the resignation of Bro. J. E. White as Vice-President of the Pacific S. D. A. Association had been some time in the hands of the Board of Directors. This resignation was offered in view of his contemplated speedy return to the East. But no action had been taken upon it, as the Board could not see any feasible plan of action under existing circumstances. Soon after the arrival of Brn. Haskell and W. C. White, a meeting of the Directors was called, and to the former resignation, Bro. J. E. White added that of his office as Director. It was accepted, and Bro. W. C. White was elected Director and Vice-President in his stead.
At the same meeting Bro. W. N. Glenn resigned his position as Director, and Eld. S. N. Haskell was elected to fill the vacancy. Thus the way was open for these newly-arrived brethren to take right hold of the work in connection with the Office, which we feel assured they will do with promptness and energy, and to the entire satisfaction of all.
But this election covers only a brief period. It is a short time to the annual meeting when a full Board of Directors will be elected. At that time we hope and expect to see a large number of the stockholders present. Every church in California should have its leading men here. It is desirable that they shall not only see what is done, but that they shall be here to take part in the transaction of the business of the meeting.
This will be a meeting of more importance than any which has been held here, because the work is enlarging before us, and the times demand that we shall advance with the work, and that with all possible diligence. Counsel is needed. The brethren need to make this work their own, and to become as intimately connected with it as possible. We shall be much disappointed if there is not a large attendance at the meeting on the sixth of April.